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Oliver or Geoff,

Posted: Tuesday Aug 22, 2006 1:27 pm
by General
Hey Guys,

I've just been in your brew catalogues and was wondering if you guys only brew kits, or do you go partials or all grains ever?

Posted: Wednesday Aug 23, 2006 10:17 am
by chris.
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Posted: Wednesday Aug 23, 2006 10:23 am
by drtom
without actually, checking, I think the millennium ale was all grain.

T.

Posted: Saturday Nov 11, 2006 6:33 pm
by Oliver
Hi General,

Sorry for the delay in replying :oops: but I'm in the process of catching up on four months' worth of messages.

Geoff and I are both kit and extract brewers, and are yet to make a foray into partials or all-grain (although we'd both love to).

The Millennium Ale was an all-extract brew.

Cheers,

Oliver

Re: Oliver or Geoff,

Posted: Monday Oct 17, 2011 9:55 pm
by General
Hi Oliver,

Sorry for the reaqlly long delay in replying. (too many kids now)

Thanks.

Cheers General.

Re: Oliver or Geoff,

Posted: Tuesday Oct 18, 2011 6:21 am
by jello
I think that's the longest period between replies that I have ever seen! :D :lol:

Re: Oliver or Geoff,

Posted: Thursday Oct 20, 2011 5:46 pm
by Oliver
Yeah. Wow :shock:

That's quite some time between posts.

There's an update though: While I don't brew AG I have done some partials, which have been my best three beers to date. Brew in a bag awaits. We had to do some renovations to the back yard and now I've got somewhere level to brew so I'll be putting together the BIAB equipment shortly and getting into that.

Next on the agenda is to convince 'er indoors to let me have a brewing fridge :D

Cheers,

Oliver

PS The Millennium Ale was an extract brew, converted from an AG recipe (although the AG recipe itself included extract due to the very high gravity).

Re: Oliver or Geoff,

Posted: Thursday Oct 20, 2011 7:37 pm
by emnpaul
Oliver wrote:
Next on the agenda is to convince 'er indoors to let me have a brewing fridge :D
Dunno what's more shocking, the time between replies or you not having abrew fridge. :shock:

I mean, you've got your own website...

Re: Oliver or Geoff,

Posted: Thursday Oct 20, 2011 7:57 pm
by bullfrog
emnpaul wrote:
Oliver wrote:
Next on the agenda is to convince 'er indoors to let me have a brewing fridge :D
Dunno what's more shocking, the time between replies or you not having abrew fridge. :shock:

I mean, you've got your own website...
I was thinking along the same lines but then had the thought that most porn sites are doubtlessly run by 38 year old virgins who live in their mothers' basements. You certainly don't have to be a foremost authority on a topic to make a good website about it.

Re: Oliver or Geoff,

Posted: Thursday Oct 20, 2011 7:59 pm
by bullfrog
Oh, and Oliver, check out freecycle and gumtree for cheap/free fridges. Got my ferm fridge off the latter for $60 and it's big enough to comfortably hold 4 fermenters.

Re: Oliver or Geoff,

Posted: Friday Oct 21, 2011 5:40 pm
by emnpaul
My grandmother died recently, leaving behind several old fridges and at least one freezer. At least one will end up on the tip as we can't find homes for them all. As a thankyou for the great website I will offer you a free fridge wired up with a tempmate/STC 1000. I am a licensed electrician so dodgy wiring is certain. :wink:

All you have to do is pay freight/arrange collection from NSW Central Coast. I am not sure how viable this is but the offer is there if you want it.

Cheers
Paul

P.S. Bullfrog, you seem to know alot about porn websites. Sure you don't live in your mohters basement?

Re: Oliver or Geoff,

Posted: Saturday Oct 22, 2011 8:04 am
by jello
emnpaul wrote:
All you have to do is pay freight/arrange collection from NSW Central Coast. I am not sure how viable this is but the offer is there if you want it.
I looked into having a fridge freighted from Sydney to the Central Coast earlier this year. It would be cheaper to buy four second-hand fridges from ebay. I couldn't believe it.

Re: Oliver or Geoff,

Posted: Thursday Oct 27, 2011 11:38 am
by Oliver
emnpaul wrote:As a thankyou for the great website I will offer you a free fridge wired up with a tempmate/STC 1000.

All you have to do is pay freight/arrange collection from NSW Central Coast. I am not sure how viable this is but the offer is there if you want it.
Hi Paul,

Thanks for the very kind offer. Actually, I'm about to put a free fridge up on the forum that was on permanent loan to my brother but is now surplus to his needs. I would take it and convert it but I simply don't have anywhere to put it :cry: Well, nowhere to put it where 'er indoors wouldn't arc up :-)

BTW, have you tried putting the fridge on Freecycle? I'm a member of the Melbourne group and it seems to me that there are more people wanting fridges than giving them away.

Cheers,

Oliver

Re: Oliver or Geoff,

Posted: Thursday Oct 27, 2011 7:14 pm
by emnpaul
Oliver wrote: have you tried putting the fridge on Freecycle? I'm a member of the Melbourne group and it seems to me that there are more people wanting fridges than giving them away.
No I hadn't thought of that. They are still in good working order and I would much rather see them/it go to someone's home than the tip, so thanks for the heads up. :wink:

Re: Oliver or Geoff,

Posted: Friday Oct 28, 2011 11:39 pm
by Punter
Hey Paul, you could put your fridge in the shop and claim the cash.
Always people looking for a brew fridge.
All money goes to you, I'm not looking for profit.
Happy to help out if it goes to a brewer in need.
Doesnt Jello need a fridge?

Re: Oliver or Geoff,

Posted: Saturday Oct 29, 2011 7:05 am
by jello
Punter wrote: Doesnt Jello need a fridge?
No mate. I've got a brew fridge and a kegerator. So I'm all good. :D